Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12

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The Presidential Trip.
MADISON. Wis. October 1O.-Mrs. Cleve
land and Mrs. Villas took carriages thii
morning and drove to the railroad station
The President and Col. Villas walked
There we're some hundreds of people at the
station, but no organized demonstration
Though skies we're bright, the atmosphere
was chilly and the steam heaters Of the
train we're put in full blast.
AT LA CROSSE.
La Crosse, Wis, October 1O.-When the
Presidents train reached here this after
noon a salute OF twenty-one guns was fred
A great throng Of people awaited the ar
rival, and loudly cheered the visitors at
they alighted. Meanwhile. the steam
whistles OF sawmilIs and steamboats, on
the Mississippi screa med their loudest
The station and prominent buildings were
tasteiuIIy decorated with bunting. Durins
the twenty minutes the train waited they
we're escorted in carriag 8 through tn
principal thoroughfares by the Governor,
Guard. The entire population and a great
number from q distance were on tn.
streets.
ARRIVED AT ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL. October 1O.-The special trair
containing the Presidential party reached
st. Paul at half-past 5 this evening. Thu
run from Madison a perhaps the most
enjoyable journey the party has expert
eoced since their departure from Washing
ton. All had been thoroughly rested and
we're in the best Of health and spirits
while the weather the greater part Of the
day was fine. The region through which
the train passed is one OF the pleasant al
sections OF the Northwest. People alons
the line and at smaller stations were much
less demonstrative than those of the re
gions earlier on the trip. They gathered
at many points in little groups and swung
their hats or handkerchiefs. There were
few attempts at decoration, and people
seemed intent only on
sATIsFYI' G THEIR DESIRE
to see the President. At La Crosse where
the train tarried twenty minutes there was
a little gem OF demonstration, which was
highly praised. Though there were 10, 600
people at the station, with twice as many
more lining the streets OF the town, the
utmost order prevailed throughout. At
other points. where five-minute stops were
made, hand-shaking took place, the peo-
pie jostled and crowded, but laughed as
they did 80. and perfect good humor pre-
vailed. just mort of Winona, a throng OF
workmen were gathered, and one on horse
back rode up to the train to present Mrs.
Cleveland with a bouquet. He reached it
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luckily it was not, and fell to the ground.
An athletic fellow from among the work
men leaped and picked it up and delivered
it. He was rewarded with a bright smile
and enthusiastic cheers OF his fellow-work-
men.
MUNICIPAL CoURTEsIEs.
The weather to-day has been bracing and
frosty. A contingent gathered at the
station long before the train was due and
waited patiently. When the train pulled
in the reception committee boarded the
Presidents car where they found the
President and Mrs. Cleveland waiting them.
Escorted by the committee they came out
and proceeded down the platform while the
band played and the battery near the depot
fired q Presidential salute. They party
then entered carriages and were escorted to
the hotel. At the Hotel Ryan the Presi.
dent and party we're escorted to a parlor
and introduced to Mayor Smith, who de-
livered a speech OF welcome, which was re-
sponded to by the Pre- ,ident in a strong,
clear voice. When the speechmaking was
concluded the party went to dinner in a
private room, after which they retire.i to
apartments to prepare for the events of
the evening.
REVIEW N RECEPTION.
At 7:45 the party again took carriages
and were driven through the brilliantly
illuminated streets to the reviewing stand
where the procession passed before them.
Toboggan clubs, mastering fifteen hundred
ladies and gentlemen, we're the most not
able feature OF the procession. After the
passed, the party returned to
the hotel, where a general public reception
was held for two hours, Commanderin-
Chief Rae being among the callers. All had
an opportunity to see the President at
close quarters, but there was no hand. |
Governor Gordon's Patriotic Words,
ATLANTA, Ca, October 1O.-The Pied. |
Exposition was formally opened this
President Collier began the
proceedings with a brief speech welcoming
he visitors to Atlanta Governor Gordon
vas then introduced. The Governors ap-
was greeted with rounds of ap-
After paying a handsome compii-
nent to Hon. 8. J. Randall, Governor
Gordon said: If Ihad power to establish
customs, our people should on
I'll such occasions render thanks that we
ire citizens OF the best governed country in
he world. l would have American pat
lots emphasize the noble sentiment-
American liberty must be preserved =
on earth are human rights as
'ell defined and protected" He was fol-
owed by Randall.